Many employers post positions
for college students on
BroncoJOBS.
Part-time jobs can provide excellent training grounds for developing
your organizational, communication, management, and teaching, supervisory,
promotional and other employability skills.
- Part-time
jobs are posted daily
on BroncoJOBS and most jobs are within driving distance of campus.
Many can be reached by public transportation. A public
transportion schedule is
available in resident halls and most buildings on campus.
WMU students have a jump
on the primary summer job market because they can begin work early
in the season. Employability skills can also be developed or enhanced
through your summer job. Start your summer job search early (December
holiday break is not too early).
- Summer job notices begin to appear
on BroncoJOBS after
the December holiday break. Many summer job postings can be
found on the lobby bulletin board inside 1334 Ellsworth Hall.
Many jobs are related to the resort, parks, and summer camp
and hospitality industries. They range, however, to environmental
education centers, city parks and planning, school systems,
and other major-related locations in business and industry.
- Meet with a Career Advisor to
discuss ways to explore career paths and locations that may
allow you to build major-related skills. Check Meet
Our Staff to get acquainted with the Career Advisor for
your college.
For information on how
to apply for summer and Part-time positions, see Student
Employment Application Process
|
